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Hi,

I am using Automation to create and format an Excell spreadsheet from VC++ 6.

After I have written and formatted the spreadsheet i open it by double
clicking it in Windows explorer.

When it is opened i can see that the format and data is correct except that
in the first cell of the sheet, A1, is highlighted by a black rectangle as if
it has been selected.

My question is how i can get rid of this rectangle so that no cells are
highlighted?

Thanks In Advance
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Select a cell outside the visible area of the sheet ?


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